semilaterer
A technical comparative adjective used to describe biological or seasonal processes that are more 'semilate'—occurring or maturing slightly further into the late season than the standard mid-season varieties, but not yet reaching the full late-season peak. It is typically utilized in phenology and agricultural science to precisely categorize the timing of harvests or blooming cycles.
例文
3 / 5The farmer decided to plant the semilaterer hybrid to ensure the harvest wouldn't coincide with the early autumn rains.
The farmer decided to plant the semilaterer hybrid to ensure the harvest wouldn't coincide with the early autumn rains.
In this specific study, the semilaterer genotypes showed a statistically significant resistance to the first frost compared to early-blooming varieties.
In this specific study, the semilaterer genotypes showed a statistically significant resistance to the first frost compared to early-blooming varieties.
Our botanical catalog lists this lily as semilaterer, meaning it will grace your garden well after the spring varieties have faded.
Our botanical catalog lists this lily as semilaterer, meaning it will grace your garden well after the spring varieties have faded.
語族
覚え方のコツ
Think of a 'semi' truck that is 'later' than the rest of the fleet; it is the semilaterer delivery.
クイックテスト
The vineyard manager noted that the __________ grapes would be ready for harvest two weeks after the primary crop.
正解!
正解は: semilaterer
例文
The farmer decided to plant the semilaterer hybrid to ensure the harvest wouldn't coincide with the early autumn rains.
everydayThe farmer decided to plant the semilaterer hybrid to ensure the harvest wouldn't coincide with the early autumn rains.
In this specific study, the semilaterer genotypes showed a statistically significant resistance to the first frost compared to early-blooming varieties.
academicIn this specific study, the semilaterer genotypes showed a statistically significant resistance to the first frost compared to early-blooming varieties.
Our botanical catalog lists this lily as semilaterer, meaning it will grace your garden well after the spring varieties have faded.
formalOur botanical catalog lists this lily as semilaterer, meaning it will grace your garden well after the spring varieties have faded.
I think this batch of tomatoes is semilaterer than the ones we had last year; they're only just starting to turn red.
informalI think this batch of tomatoes is semilaterer than the ones we had last year; they're only just starting to turn red.
We need to adjust our supply chain expectations because the semilaterer crop yield is delayed by the unusually cool summer.
businessWe need to adjust our supply chain expectations because the semilaterer crop yield is delayed by the unusually cool summer.
語族
よく使う組み合わせ
よく使うフレーズ
semilaterer than average
occurring slightly later than the usual mid-point
a semilaterer shift
a change toward a later seasonal timing
the semilaterer phase
the stage occurring in the mid-to-late period
よく混同される語
Semiliterate refers to having a low level of reading and writing ability, whereas semilaterer refers to seasonal or biological timing.
Semilateral refers to something affecting only one side or half of a side, while semilaterer is the comparative form of semilate.
使い方のコツ
The word is highly specialized and is rarely used outside of agricultural science, botany, or very technical vocabulary tests. It functions as the comparative form of 'semilate' to distinguish between different tiers of seasonal maturation.
よくある間違い
Learners often mistake this for 'semiliterate' or assume it refers to physical sides (lateral) rather than temporal timing (late).
覚え方のコツ
Think of a 'semi' truck that is 'later' than the rest of the fleet; it is the semilaterer delivery.
語源
From the Latin 'semi-' (half) combined with the Old English 'læt' (slow or tardy), using the standard English comparative suffix '-er'.
文法パターン
クイックテスト
The vineyard manager noted that the __________ grapes would be ready for harvest two weeks after the primary crop.
正解!
正解は: semilaterer
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